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Oct 14, 2005
The joint Iran-India liquefied natural gas consortium, which is yet to be established formally, is to place an order for eight new LNG carriers valued at $1.6 billion as its first step for exports,
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Oct 14, 2005
Tsuneishi Heavy Industries (Cebu) Inc. (THICI) has contributed a lot to the development of Balamban, according to a report in the Sun Star Cebu.
THICI is a joint
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Oct 14, 2005
The Viet Nam Ship Buiding Industry Corporation (Vinashin) with assistance from the Ship Design and Research Centre (CTO) of Poland, opened a training course for
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Oct 14, 2005
Frigstad Offshore Drilling Ltd. reportedly signed with Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co., Ltd to build a pair ultradeepwater semisubmersible drilling units.
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Oct 14, 2005
A shipyard in crisis has been thrown a lifeline after securing a major ferry contract, according to a report on the Scotsman.com. The Ferguson yard in Port Glasgow
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Oct 14, 2005
The IMO issued a Circular reminding Member States of the importance of the retention of original records and documents on board ships engaged in international commerce.
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Oct 14, 2005
The Maritime Administration (MARAD) issued an Advisory stating that Naval Control of Shipping (NCS) authorities are conducting an exercise in international
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Oct 14, 2005
A two-day conference on LNG Development in the Northeast will be presented in Boston on December 5-6. Topics on the agenda include: LNG and its rising demand;
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Oct 14, 2005
Nordseewerke GmbH, a company of ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems, received to new orders for a 3,400 TEU container ships. These orders mean the development, design and
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Oct 14, 2005
Maritime Transport & Logistics Advisors, LLC (MTLA) an industry consulting firm based in Ft.
Lauderdale, FL has been engaged by Roadships America, Inc. to provide research and analysis of the U.
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Oct 14, 2005
By Journalist 3rd Class John Michael Cokos, Fleet Public Affairs Center Atlantic
Navy rescue and salvage ships USS Grapple (ARS 53) and USS Grasp (ARS 51) returned
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Oct 14, 2005
Aker Yards has signed a contract worth approximately NOK 650 million to build a Well Intervention Vessel for Island Offshore. The vessel will be delivered in January 2008.
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Oct 14, 2005
From the Navy News Service
1918 - Naval aviators of Marine Day Squadron 9 make the first raid-in-force for the Northern Bombing Group in World War I, when they
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